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If you find ratios tough, try to picture them as fractions. For example, Doku brand pudding is made by mixing the pudding mix with dried milk and adding sugar in a 12 : 7 : 1 ratio. Water is added afterwards. a) Grega's holding a pudding party, he needs to make 1kg of pudding. How much of each...

About splitting a quadratic, you've been doing something called "the difference of 2 squares". This happens when you have an x^2 term taking a way a negative square number. So x^2 -9 can be (x+3)(x-3), for example. This doesn't have an x term, when expanded. It can't be done for positive terms...

Do you have the same provider? Although that really shouldn't matter too much, unless they're having server maintenance right now. There's no reason why it should be linked, likely to be coincidence.

f(x) = 2x - 4 At A, it's at the x axis so y = 0. At B, x = 0. a) So at A, 0 = 2x - 4 4 = 2x 2 = x So A is at (2, 0) b) At B, x = 0 so; y = (2 x 0) - 4 y = -4 So B is at (0, -4)

The Open Beta wasn't a very stable build, people got bored of it fairly quickly and the number of servers fell to zero. There are quite a few servers up for 1.2.3, not as new but far more stable.

I'm guessing it's a suggestion. The problem with this control method is that the two fused would have no way of co-ordinating, resulting in an early death when against 1 player. Due to the complications with fusion, the team have stated it's not going to be in ESF. Don't worry, it's been...

When multiplying by a negative number, the inequality sign switches. e.g 3 > 2 but -3 < -2 You did well on this one, in a UK exam paper you'd have got most of the marks for that question.

It's 1.25 because it's 25% extra. So it's 1 with 0.25 added. Don't worry, you did pretty well on the harder one. This shouldn't be too bad. Remember not to wear yourself out before exam though, take the day before off.

Another problem may be the number of audio files needed. There's at least one set for each character. Some characters like Cell, Buu and Frieza would need different ones for each form. It's not as big a hassle as models would be but still a little work. It would provide a little more immersion...

Finding information in context can be a little tricky. Remember, most of Maths can be expressed as Algebra. Dummy variables can be helpful but they can often confuse you further. You need to identify all relationships between variables and you can work from there. You got a lot further in the...

ESF requires the latest version of HL to run properly, which is only obtainable over Steam. Don't worry, Steam's improved a lot since its release and is pretty secure.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-Ls2xGxCQA&feature=related Feel the Cosmo!

Don't worry, it's one of those questions where you need to apply principles, the content isn't too bad once you see it ^^.

The total is 55,550g. With packages coming in 500g and 330g, and there being 140 of them all together. Let's call the number of 330g packages "x" and the number of 500g packages "y". As Grega's said; 1)x + y = 140 (as the total number of packages is the number of 330g and 500g packs added...

I know what an XML is, but I think that's limit of my knowledge. Other than it can do some pretty cool stuff in the right hands. This almost reminds me of Unreal Tournament, having a menu for various exclamations and taunts. Although useful in the hands of bots, it was a little fiddley to use...

I guess we can discard its captivating storyline, great fight scenes and deep character development then ^^.

The other images on Google are less appropriate ^^. Technically, Dam wins. :P

In a desperate attempt to revive this game... Some of you might be able to infer that I'm a fan of the series.

Morpheus was an amazing map. Although for something like ESF, wouldn't the scoreboards have to be quite big? I can picture it in City or Cell_Games though.

Or creases it ^^. Either way, they're both wonderful. Hopefully, they animate the same. DT works too hard to pull two sets for him.